Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Slainnoarqaev’s baskets from invasive vines
The site presents handwoven baskets and garden structures made from Australian honeysuckle vine, which it describes as invasive.
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- The page says vines are graded by thickness and flexibility, then cured for several weeks before weaving.
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The described workflow follows the material from winter collection through grading and weeks of drying, with different vine thicknesses assigned different structural roles. The page says bark remains visible and that the vine’s natural curves determine each shape. It names three examples of recent work—a storage basket, a shallow bowl, and a garden trellis—but the supplied text does not include prices or a checkout path.
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